Franklin High School - Post Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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Academics Teachers Guide Students In Career Preparation Business Instructors in the Business Department recognize that many students don't plan to go to college. Consequently, teachers strive to provide adequate preparation for students who feel that a business career is what they want. Mr. Gerald Eurich stressed the concept of career courses to round out a student's education. These courses are supplemented by the addition of new business machines, especially the all-electric typewriters. ln November, the department sponsored a Week of demonstrations, lectures, and exhibits to inform students of the many different career possibilities. swarms ,W e,.,,e,,,W . X -

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453 . ..X, . - --:' IE ,pat sv fll Pushing a pencil can be exhaustive work for Gail Kirchem. C21 Sitting cross-legged is the most comfortable way of painting, as demonstrated by Mike Wright. lfij Silva Bernarcltakes time out to gaze at her masterpiece. 141 A 'cluttered room seems to be the most creative environment for painting. KSJ Mr. Kearney escorts Gov. and Mrs. Tom McCall around the department before the Governor's press conference. 147 Academies 21

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new p,!yqMwMWm,,,.,, it ,, .,,,, W. .,.,, a ,.V, ,.,,.,a..., ..,.w....4 ilj Suzie McKinley, Mary Beasley, Cathy Lindholm, and Valerie Harmon try to increase their typing speed. QZJ Miss Krista Ulland critiques Jan Frison's typing, while Eva Dusek works on hers. 131 Typing requires precise measurements and centering, as practiced by Nancy Hausch. 14j Joanne Thomas concentrates on her dexterity, an essential part of typing. KSJ Chris Coiteux busies herself at the typewriter. C43 Academics 23